Miller's Economy Auto

When and a check on some quads very helpful friendly people not pushy I felt that they were straight up and honest I would go back

Everyone there was so amazing! Bree worked with 2 different lenders to help me get the best deal possible and made sure that they kept everything within my budget. I couldn’t be happier with my new car or the service they offered. Every one that we worked with was super friendly and went above and beyond to help us. Thank you!

About 5 almost 6 years ago I bought my first car from here which was a LEXUS LS 400. I Couldn't have been more happier with my purchase. I recently moved back to Central Oregon and decided I needed another car. The Lexus still runs fine but this new 2005 Jeep Wrangler I just purchased from miller is turning out to be a fun little beast. I dont have perfect credit but they managed to get me financed through UNITED FINANCE and I'm so happy with the efforts put in by both companies to get me approved. Thank you for getting me approved and off the lot in no time guys.

I just bought a Dodge Ram 1500 SLT, great no pressure sales people, their lot was the second lot I visited and then I went to 4-5 other lots and came back to their's because they had the best deal in town and easy financing, the day I signed my papers was a little hectic but we managed to get in and out within an hour and a half or so and I would so recommend it to a friend if they wanted to buy a vehicle, I would like to thank Bree and her staff for their patience and helping me through the process of buying a truck it had been over 15-20 years since I've had to finance a vehicle and I am happy with my purchase,

Buyer beware. My son just bought a Ford F150 from them and the transmission went out within two weeks (and approximately 200 miles) of purchasing it. They agreed to pay for half a new transmission but proceeded to have some fly-by-night mechanic install it negating the year warranty the transmission would of had if the shop it was purchased from has installed it. Now, after just receiving a new transmission, the engine has to be replaced because of a failure of one or more crankshaft rods. My son paid $8000.00 for the truck and now has to pay $6500.00 for a new engine. When contacted, Miller's told my son too bad. I'm pretty sure, reading a lot of these reviews, that Miller's is knowingly selling faulty vehicles that they patch up to pass a cursory inspection and a few miles on the road. My son has had the truck around 2 months, has driven it way less than 1,000 miles and it is basically a paperweight. Do not spend your money here, it will end up costing you dearly unless you are one of the lucky ones.nn***Concerning Your Reply***nYour response is laughable (as is your use of a personal attack fallacy since you cannot factually refute anything I've said). My son did not choose the shop that installed the transmission, you did to save money. His choice would have been the shop that supplied the transmission. Because the supplying shop did not do the installation, their normal 1 year warranty became a 90 day warranty. My son did in fact make, and keep, an appointment with the transmission shop. I know this for a fact because I picked him up when he dropped the truck off and dropped him off when they were finished. They discovered the new issues were either the rear differential going out or something going on with the motor. My son then took the car to another mechanic who discovered the issue is most likely a rod going out in the motor. This is going to require a whole new motor (costing up to $7000.00) less than two months after purchasing this vehicle.nnYour reviews are full of customers who have had the same experience as my son (hence your amazing 3.4 star Google review - your Yelp review is even lower). If anything, this has been a learning experience for my son. He did not bother to read your reviews until he was already experiencing problems with the truck. Had he been proactive, and read your reviews before visiting your dealership, he would have gone elsewhere. Since you cannot factually refute my son's experience you resort to a personal attack fallacy. This shows just how weak your argument is.